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Snyder ISD approves MOU with Scurry County Guardianship Program to support students with disabilities
Summary
The board approved a Memorandum of Understanding with the Scurry County Guardianship Program to assist students with disabilities and families on guardianship, supported decision‑making, and adult transition planning; district reported no cost.
Snyder ISD trustees voted to approve a Memorandum of Understanding with the Scurry County Guardianship Program to formalize collaboration on guardianship, supported decision-making, medical and legal alternatives, and transition planning required for eligible students.
Administration said the MOU clarifies communication protocols and shared responsibilities to better comply with IDEA and FERPA and to improve access to community-based resources beginning in junior high and continuing through secondary transition. Administration recommended approval and noted there is no cost to the district for this agreement.
Trustee Doug Neff moved approval and Trustee Jennifer Taylor seconded the motion; the motion passed unanimously as recorded in the minutes.
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